[femslash]
Feb. 19th, 2006 09:47 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
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femslash06 author. Hi. :)
First off, you may have noticed that three of my six requested fandoms involve Melinda Clarke. This could be considered a hint. *g* (OK, just kidding, really.)
I don't really have too many requests, except to say that I'm not really a big fan of the warm-fuzzy syndrome. If you're writing the BSG, the Alias/LFN, or the CSI, then the darker the better. If you're writing the OC, then the more bad and wrong, the better. If you're writing the FF, then the more character depth, the better. And if you're writing the DCU, well, there's just not enough out there, so anything goes. Good dialogue is a plus, though not a requirement.
Overall, though, so long as it's not all about the Mystical Touching? I'll be thrilled. (Also, good grammar is a kink of mine... *cough*)
I am very much looking forward to seeing what you come up with, and thanks. :)
femslash06 author. Hi. :)First off, you may have noticed that three of my six requested fandoms involve Melinda Clarke. This could be considered a hint. *g* (OK, just kidding, really.)
I don't really have too many requests, except to say that I'm not really a big fan of the warm-fuzzy syndrome. If you're writing the BSG, the Alias/LFN, or the CSI, then the darker the better. If you're writing the OC, then the more bad and wrong, the better. If you're writing the FF, then the more character depth, the better. And if you're writing the DCU, well, there's just not enough out there, so anything goes. Good dialogue is a plus, though not a requirement.
Overall, though, so long as it's not all about the Mystical Touching? I'll be thrilled. (Also, good grammar is a kink of mine... *cough*)
I am very much looking forward to seeing what you come up with, and thanks. :)
